Tuesday, 21 July 2020

particle physics - Antiparticle for Higgs boson?


Some scientists say that for every particle there exist an anti-particle. If this is true, does it mean that there would be an anti-particle for the Higgs boson also? Could it be that the massless particles would interact with this anti-particle for the Higgs boson?




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